Well, well...Kerick was (allegedly) romancing his sweetheart on the NYC taxpayer's dime at an apartment reserved for exhausted 9-11 workers:

Regan and the married Kerik had a well-publicized yearlong affair. Their assignations often took place in a lower Manhattan apartment that had been specifically reserved for the use of workers in the aftermath of 9/11. (http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2007/11/... )


So...will that lead to some in the MSM to wonder where Giuliani was carrying on his very-public extra-marital affair with his "good friend" Judi Nathan? And further, how his desire for a customized, private love-shack within walking distance to City Hall may have interfered with his judgement when placing NY's Command and Control Center in the WTC complex instead of in Brooklyn?









http://www.villagevoice.com/news/0732,barr...

The 7 WTC site was the brainchild of Bill Diamond, a prominent Manhattan Republican that Giuliani had installed at the city agency handling rentals. When Diamond held a similar post in the Reagan administration a few years earlier, his office had selected the same building to house nine federal agencies. Diamond's GOP-wired broker steered Hauer to the building, which was owned by a major Giuliani donor and fundraiser. When Hauer signed onto it, he was locked in by the limitations Giuliani had imposed on the search and the sites Diamond offered him. The mayor was so personally focused on the siting and construction of the bunker that the city administrator who oversaw it testified in a subsequent lawsuit that "very senior officials," specifically including Giuliani, "were involved," which he said was a major difference between this and other projects. Giuliani's office had a humidor for cigars and mementos from City Hall, including a fire horn, police hats and fire hats, as well as monogrammed towels in his bathroom. His suite was bulletproofed and he visited it often, even on weekends, bringing his girlfriend Judi Nathan there long before the relationship surfaced. He had his own elevator. Great concern was expressed in writing that the platform in the press room had to be high enough to make sure his head was above the cameras. It's inconceivable that the hands-on mayor's fantasy command center was shaped—or sited—by anyone other than him.




Love Shack! Baby, Love Schack!